Hitler’s Speeches

Hitler s Speeches A. Speech at Munich on March 15, 1929 to the German citizens (voters) and military If men wish to live, then they are forced to kill others. The entire struggle for survival is a conquest of the means of existence, which in turn results in the elimination of others from these same sources of subsistence. As long as there are peoples on this earth, there will be nations against nations and they will be forced to protect their vital rights in the same way as the individual is forced to protect his rights. One is either the hammer or the anvil. We confess that it is our purpose to prepare the German people again for the role of the hammer. We admit freely and openly that if our movement is victorious, we will be concerned day and night with the question of how to produce the armed forces, which are forbidden us by the peace treaty [Treaty of Versailles].

What kinds of appeals (ethos, pathos, and logos) are used in the speech? Give one example of each, if possible. 7. Why do you think the specific appeals were chosen and arranged as they were? 8. In one sentence, describe the author’s style of writing. 9. Summarize the speech (be sure to include the speaker’s purpose, intended audience ...

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